ACARE - Angioedema Centers of Reference and Excellence
Who We Are
What We Do
Our Approach
Our Mission
The GA2LEN | HAEi ACARE network is a joint initiative by GA²LEN, the Global Allergy and Asthma European Network, and HAEi, the global umbrella organization for the world’s hereditary angioedema patient groups.
The ACARE program is a joint initiative by GA²LEN and HAE International (HAEi) for developing and accrediting an interactive network of centers of reference and excellence in angioedema. Angioedema is a common and debilitating condition and can be a challenge for both patients and treating physicians, especially when recurrent.
The main aims of the GA²LEN | HAEi angioedema centers of reference and excellence (ACARE) program and network:
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provide excellence in angioedema management
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increase the knowledge of angioedema by research and education
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promote the awareness of angioedema by advocacy activities.
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broaden access to modern HAE medicines in countries where they are available
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make concerted and systematic efforts to bring modern medicines to countries where there are none
Increase of the quality of life and information exchange worldwide
Latest News
In Memory of Prof. Marek L. Kowalski (1952-2021)
Dear members of the UCARE and ACARE networks, we regret to inform you about the passing of one of our esteemed members: Professor Marek L. Kowalski (1952-2021), Marek was a distinguished university professor, outstanding scientist, allergist and immunologist, head of...
HAExpert Webinar registration now live
HAExpert Webinar: “Managing HAE along unique patient jouneys: Lets discuss goals and challenges of treatment” The third in a series of interactive webinars, this virtual discussion-based event, led by our leading international HAE expert panel, will explore the unique...
First Make a Difference-Webinar “HAE and the Pandemic” – available on demand:
The first of five webinars of the Make a Difference Series, that took place on 18 May 2021, concentrated on the links of SARS-CoV-2 / COVID-19 to HAE, the question if it triggers attacks and aggravates HAE and on frequently asked questions (FAQ) about how HAE patients...